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Anurag Kashyap calls for National Awards for Sanath and Sai Prithviraj, praising "Baththa" and urging narrative cinema

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Anurag Kashyap said he was captivated by the film "Baththa" twice in one week, praised its emotional resonance and the child actor’s performance, urged the industry to embrace more narrative‑driven cinema such as "Baththa" and "Dorothy", and called for National Awards for Sanath and Sai Prithviraj.

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  1. Kashyap said he watched "Baththa" twice in a single week.
  2. He highlighted the remarkable performance of the child actor in "Baththa".
  3. He referenced "Dorothy" as another example of narrative‑driven cinema.

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